Could prevent you from losing your iPhone or leaving your keys behind; Good-looking; Easy to set up and intuitive app
Child Mode is the same as Alarm Mode; Safe Zones aren't accurate enough; Expensive
Overall, the HipKey does its job well. There's no doubting that. There are some flaws, such as the Safe Zones and the redundant Child Mode, but the app and the remaining three modes are effective. The customization options are useful and mean users can ta...
Abstract: When you've done so, try to work out whether the Bluetooth hipKey – a solidly made metal and plastic disc less than 1cm thick and 5cm in diameter, and with both a proximity and a movement sensor aboard – is a device for warning you if you've lost your pho...
Abstract: One of the best things about the rise of the smartphone over the past few years is the incredible number of creative ways that companies have come up with to utilize them. We've seen thousands of innovative and interesting apps, and more recently some ...
Published: 2013-03-01, Author: Brian , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Upon opening the box, I clearly saw the meticulous attention to detail that this Denmark-based company, hippih, put into its design. The package definitely belongs in the Apple universe, as every part of the device fits into a perfectly sculpted portion o...
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Published: 2013-02-11, Author: Scott , review by: chipchick.com
Abstract: Never lose your keys, phone, or child again! It's almost that easy; with the Hippih HipKey you can make your misplaceables placeable and your irreplaceables protected. The new Hippih HipKey is a rugged keychain that works on proximity and movement based a...
